J.LIVE Talk

 J.LIVE Talk is a national presentation contest with the focus on 21st century skills, held annually since 2015. It evaluates the dynamism, vision and level of engagement of each participant’s presentation, which can include audio-visual materials, audience interaction, and other innovations that enhance their talk in a manner similar to the TED (Technology, Entertainment, and Design) talks.

This year is the 10th anniversary of J.LIVE Talk.  Each year is so special for the participants, their families and friends, volunteers and staff.  We are so glad to see them grow throughout this event- motivating each other and building lasting friendships.  We hope you will join us this year to be a part of this lively learning community!

Questions? Please contact infojlivetalk [dot] com (info[at]jlivetalk[dot]com).

J.LIVE Talk receives Ambassador’s Commendation

On November 1, 2024, the Japanese Learning Inspired Vision and Engagement (J.LIVE) Talk program at The George Washington University’s Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures was honored with the Ambassador’s Commendation for its significant contributions to fostering friendly relations and mutual understanding between Japan and the United States. Specifically, J.LIVE Talk was recognized for its significant role in identifying and nurturing the next generation of leaders equipped with advanced Japanese language and communication skills.

Launched in 2015, J.LIVE Talk is a nationwide Japanese presentation competition that offers a dynamic platform for language learners to demonstrate their accomplishments. Through compelling multimedia presentations, the program highlights the value of Japanese education and engages 21st-century audiences in a meaningful way.

This commendation not only acknowledges the program’s dedicated efforts but also celebrates the passion and achievements of Japanese learners and the unwavering commitment of language professionals across the nation.　We are deeply grateful to the Embassy of Japan in the United States for this prestigious recognition and for their continued support of Japanese language and cultural education.